Japanese Logistics Stock News

TSE:9304
TSE:9304Logistics

One Off Gain At Shibusawa Logistics (TSE:9304) Complicates Q3 EPS Beat Narrative

Shibusawa Logistics (TSE:9304) has put up a busy Q3 2026, with revenue at ¥20.3b and basic EPS of ¥48.91, while trailing 12 month EPS sits at ¥119.56 on net income of ¥6.8b. Over recent quarters, the company has seen revenue move between roughly ¥19.0b and ¥20.3b per quarter, with basic EPS ranging from ¥13.64 to ¥48.91. This sits against a trailing net margin of 8.6% and reported earnings growth of 33.6% over the past year, which investors will be weighing against the impact of a ¥4.8b one...
TSE:2268
TSE:2268Hospitality

B-R 31 Ice CreamLtd (TSE:2268) Q4 Loss Tests Bullish Earnings Growth Narrative

Latest FY 2025 results set the stage for a margin focused read on B-R 31 Ice CreamLtd (TSE:2268) B-R 31 Ice CreamLtd (TSE:2268) has just wrapped up FY 2025 with Q4 revenue of ¥8,432 million and Basic EPS of ¥22.62 loss, capping a year in which trailing twelve month revenue reached ¥34,285 million and Basic EPS came in at ¥183.69. Over recent quarters the company has seen revenue move from ¥7,550 million in Q4 FY 2024 to ¥10,036 million in Q3 FY 2025, alongside EPS shifting from a ¥16.81 loss...
TSE:9273
TSE:9273Healthcare

Koa Shoji Holdings (TSE:9273) Margin Strength Supports Bullish Narratives Despite Softer EPS This Quarter

Koa Shoji HoldingsLtd (TSE:9273) has released its Q2 2026 numbers, with revenue of ¥6.7b and basic EPS of ¥28.33, alongside net income of ¥1,193.06m, setting the tone for another data heavy update for investors watching earnings momentum. The company has seen revenue shift from ¥7.2b in Q2 2025 to ¥6.7b in Q2 2026, while basic EPS moved from ¥29.77 to ¥28.33 and net income from ¥1,254.01m to ¥1,193.06m, framing the latest quarter against last year’s run rate. With trailing net profit margins...
TSE:2432
TSE:2432Entertainment

What DeNA (TSE:2432)'s Rising EPS and Possible Dividend Upgrade Means For Shareholders

In February 2026, DeNA Co., Ltd. reported nine‑month sales of ¥114,452 million and higher net income of ¥16,821 million, with increased basic and diluted earnings per share versus the prior year. On the same day, the board met to consider revising its basic dividend policy and upgrading its dividend forecast, signaling a potential shift toward stronger cash returns to shareholders. Next, we will examine how DeNA’s improved earnings per share and potential dividend increase could influence...